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Josh Clark

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Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

Like you said, they have a suction cup.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

They just attach themselves to the branch or whatever that they're walking on.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

And if you watch it in close enough… Detail?

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

Excellent, Chuck.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

You can really see those suction cups working, and it's pretty cool.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

Like, what's his name from Reading Rainbow, but on Star Trek The Next Generation?

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

No, I think it's... Is it more on the front?

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

It could be on top.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

Right, exactly.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

You don't really know what's what.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

It's kind of like a Studebaker.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

You can't tell which way it's going.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

That joke was for our aged listeners who love a good Studebaker joke.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

So they also breathe in a really interesting way.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

They breathe through spiracles, which are holes in the side of the caterpillar, and they breathe in oxygen.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

It goes directly to the trachea and they breathe out carbon dioxide.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

And as they move, it's kind of like breathing in and breathing out.

Stuff You Should Know
Caterpillars: Nature's Magicians

That's like a byproduct of their movement.